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Novel design of a three degrees of freedom hip exoskeleton based on biomimetic parallel structure

Min Pan, Dan Zhang, Zhen Gao

Year
2011
Citations
7

Abstract

The novel design of a three-degree of freedom (DOF) parallel robotic structured hip exoskeleton is introduced in this research. An exoskeleton for walking typically is developed as an auxiliary mechanism which is used for the entire leg. This paper presents a biomimetic parallel manipulator which is only for the hip. An exhaustive mobility analysis and inverse kinematic solutions are derived in closed form, and the Jacobian matrix is derived analytically based on a primary prototype. These kinematic analyses verified the structure of the CAD design.

Keywords

ExoskeletonKinematicsJacobian matrix and determinantComputer scienceDegrees of freedom (physics and chemistry)Parallel manipulatorInverse kinematicsRobot kinematicsMechanism (biology)Screw theory

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